A former scout hut which was the focus of protests over plans to turn it into an Islamic centre is to reopen.
Last year the As-Salaam Trust said it wanted to take over the building in Thurnby Lodge, Leicester, after using it for prayer meetings for some months.
A residents group organised a series of protests and a petition, calling for it to be used for the wider community.
But the residents group has been given a rent-free lease of the hut and the As-Salaam Trust will use a nearby site.
Several protests, some attracting hundreds of people and requiring a significant police presence, were held over the issue.
The residents have refitted the building with donated goods since January, when the two-and-a-half-year rent-free lease was agreed.
Originally called the Forgotten Estates, the group is now known as the 55th Community Association, named after the old scout group.
